The term Norway's Patron is composed of three crossword solutions: Olaf (4 letters), Stolav (6 letters), and Olav (4 letters). Olaf was the patron saint of Norway in the Middle Ages and is also known as Saint Olaf. He was a Viking king who reigned from 1015 to 1028 and was canonized in 1164. Stolav is an alternate spelling of St. Olav, which is the Norwegian version of Olaf's name. Olav is another form of Olaf's name, which is used in some Scandinavian countries.